Method for determining teaching style, and computer storage medium

ABSTRACT

Provided are a method for determining a teaching style, and a computer storage medium. The method comprises: performing a feature extraction operation on acquired teaching record data so as to obtain feature data corresponding to the teaching record data; by means of a teaching style prediction model, predicting, according to the feature data corresponding to the teaching record data, teaching style characterization data corresponding to the teaching record data; and performing, according to the teaching style characterization data corresponding to the teaching record data, a mapping operation in a pre-determined teaching style semantic space so as to determine a teaching style corresponding to the teaching record data. In the method, by means of a pre-determined teaching style semantic space, a teaching style corresponding to teaching record data can be accurately determined.

The present application claims the priority to a Chinese PatentApplication with the application No. 201910329291.1, filed with theChina National Intellectual Property Administration on Apr. 23, 2019,and entitled “Method for Determining Teacher Style, and Computer storagemedium”, the entire contents of which are incorporated herein byreference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to the field of artificialintelligence, and more particularly, to a method for determining ateacher style and a computer storage medium.

BACKGROUND

In a teaching scene, a teacher style is the judgment of the individualvalue of a teacher, and has an important influence on classroom quality.By accurately depicting the teaching style of the teacher, the teacherstyle can be accurately determined, which in turn can enable theartificial intelligence technology to have a very strong businesslanding scene in the teaching field. Therefore, it is a very importanttechnical problem to accurately determine the teacher style.

Existing researches mainly identify emotional states of a teacher by theemotion recognition technology, and then determine the teacher style.Specifically, a discrete emotion model can be used to identify emotionalstates of the teacher, and then determine the teacher style. However,the emotional states (discrete emotional states, such as happy, angry,and so on) identified by using the discrete emotional model appear lessin the teaching scene, have a weak connection with the teacher style,cannot reflect the actual teacher style of the teacher, and then cannotaccurately determine the teacher style. In addition, a dimensionalemotion model can also be used to identify the emotional states of theteacher, and then determine the teacher style. However, the dimensionalemotion model is only used to describe the emotional states of theteacher, cannot accurately depict different teacher styles, and thencannot accurately determine the teacher style.

SUMMARY

In view of this, one of the technical problems solved by the embodimentsof the present disclosure is to provide a method for determining ateacher style and a computer storage medium to solve the problem thatthe teacher style cannot be accurately determined in the related art.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method for determining ateacher style. The method includes: performing a feature extractionoperation on teaching record data acquired, to obtain feature datacorresponding to the teaching record data; predicting teacher stylerepresentation data corresponding to the teaching record data accordingto the feature data corresponding to the teaching record data through ateacher style prediction model; and performing a mapping operation in apredetermined teacher style semantic space according to the teacherstyle representation data corresponding to the teaching record data, todetermine a teacher style corresponding to the teaching record data.

Embodiments of the present disclosure further provide a computer storagemedium. The computer storage medium stores a readable program, thereadable program including: an instruction configured for performing afeature extraction operation on teaching record data acquired, to obtainfeature data corresponding to the teaching record data; an instructionconfigured for predicting teacher style representation datacorresponding to the teaching record data according to the feature datacorresponding to the teaching record data through a teacher styleprediction model; and an instruction configured for performing a mappingoperation in a predetermined teacher style semantic space according tothe teacher style representation data corresponding to the teachingrecord data, to determine a teacher style corresponding to the teachingrecord data.

According to the solutions for determining the teacher style provided bythe embodiments of the present disclosure, a feature extractionoperation is performed on teaching record data acquired, to obtainfeature data corresponding to the teaching record data; teacher stylerepresentation data corresponding to the teaching record data ispredicted according to the feature data corresponding to the teachingrecord data through a teacher style prediction model; and a mappingoperation is performed in a predetermined teacher style semantic spaceaccording to the teacher style representation data corresponding to theteaching record data, to determine a teacher style corresponding to theteaching record data. Compared with other existing methods, the teacherstyle corresponding to the teaching record data can be accuratelydetermined through the predetermined teacher style semantic space.

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FIG. 1 shows a flowchart of operations of a method for determining ateacher style according to the first embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 2A shows a flowchart of operations of a method for determining ateacher style according to the second embodiment of the presentdisclosure; and

FIG. 2B shows a schematic diagram of a teacher style semantic spaceaccording to the second embodiment of the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

In order to enable those skilled in the art to better understand thetechnical solutions in the embodiments of the present disclosure, thetechnical solutions in the embodiments of the present disclosure will bedescribed clearly and completely below in combination with theaccompanying drawings of the embodiments of the present disclosure.Obviously, the embodiments described are merely a part of theembodiments of the present disclosure, not all of the embodiments. Allother embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art based on theembodiments of the present disclosure should fall within the scope ofprotection of the embodiments of the present disclosure.

The specific implementation of the embodiments of the present disclosurewill be further described below in combination with the accompanyingdrawings of the embodiments of the present disclosure.

First Embodiment

Referring to FIG. 1, a flowchart of operations of a method fordetermining a teacher style according to the first embodiment of thepresent disclosure is shown.

Specifically, the method for determining a teacher style provided by theembodiment of the present disclosure includes the following operations.

At block S101, a feature extraction operation is performed on teachingrecord data acquired, to obtain feature data corresponding to theteaching record data.

In this embodiment, the teaching record data acquired can include audiodata or video data for recording teaching content, for example, audiodata or video data with a duration of 10 seconds. In a case where theteaching record data acquired is specifically the audio data forrecording the teaching content, the feature data corresponding to theteaching record data can be high-dimensional speech acoustic featuredata extracted from the audio data. The speech acoustic feature data caninclude prosodic feature data, spectrum feature data, sound qualityfeature data, etc. of the audio. The speech acoustic feature data may bespecifically a speech acoustic feature vector. In a specific embodiment,an existing speech acoustic feature extraction algorithm can be used toextract the high-dimensional speech acoustic feature data from the audiodata. In a case where the teaching record data acquired is specificallythe video data for recording the teaching content, the feature data ofthe teaching record data can be high-dimensional face feature dataextracted from the video data. The face feature data can include featuredata of the mouth area, feature data of the eye area, feature data ofthe cheek area, etc. The face feature data may be specifically a facefeature vector. In a specific embodiment, the existing face featureextraction algorithm can be used to extract the high-dimensional facefeature data from the video data.

At block S102, teacher style representation data corresponding to theteaching record data is predicted according to the feature datacorresponding to the teaching record data through a teacher styleprediction model.

In this embodiment, the teacher style prediction model can be anyappropriate neural network model that can realize feature extraction ortarget object detection, including but not limited to a convolutionneural network, an enhanced learning neural network, a generationnetwork in an adversarial neural network, a depth neural network, etc.The specific structure in the neural network can be appropriately set bythose skilled in the art according to actual needs, such as the numberof layers of convolution layer, the size of convolution core, the numberof channels, etc. The teacher style representation data can beunderstood as data used for representing the teacher style correspondingto the teaching record data, for example, a vector used for representingthe teacher style corresponding to the teaching record data, theposition data of the teacher style corresponding to the teaching recorddata in the teacher style semantic space, etc.

In this embodiment, in a case where the teacher style representationdata corresponding to the teaching record data is predicted according tothe feature data corresponding to the teaching record data through ateacher style prediction model, multiple preliminary teacher styleprediction data corresponding to the teaching record data can beobtained based on the feature data through multiple low-level models ofthe teacher style prediction model; and final teacher style predictiondata corresponding to the teaching record data can be obtained based onthe multiple preliminary teacher style prediction data through thehigh-level model of the teacher style prediction model. Herein, thefinal teacher style prediction data is specifically the teacher stylerepresentation data. In this way, a teaching style preliminaryprediction is performed on the teaching record data through the multiplelow-level models included in the teacher style prediction model, andthen, a teaching style final prediction is performed on the teachingrecord data, based on the teaching style preliminary prediction resultthrough the high-level model included in the teacher style predictionmodel, thus the prediction accuracy of the teacher style predictionmodel for the teacher style corresponding to the teaching record datacan be improved.

In this embodiment, in a case where multiple preliminary teacher styleprediction data corresponding to the teaching record data are obtainedbased on the feature data through the multiple low-level models of theteacher style prediction model, feature extraction operations can beperformed respectively on the feature data through a hidden layer, toobtain feature representation data respectively corresponding to thefeature data; and mapping operations can be performed on the featurerepresentation data respectively corresponding to the feature datathrough a prediction layer, to obtain multiple preliminary teacher styleprediction data corresponding to the teaching record data. Herein, thefeature representation data is specifically a feature representationvector. In this way, the feature extraction operations are respectivelyperformed on the feature data through the hidden layer, and featurerecoding is respectively performed on the feature data, therebyimproving the robustness of the feature representation data respectivelycorresponding to the feature data, and improving the accuracy of thepreliminary prediction of the teacher style corresponding to theteaching record data by the low-level model.

In this embodiment, in a case where the final teacher style predictiondata corresponding to the teaching record data is obtained based on themultiple preliminary teacher style prediction data through thehigh-level model, the high-level feature representation datacorresponding to the high-level model can be generated based on themultiple preliminary teacher style prediction data; and the finalteacher style prediction data corresponding to the teaching record datacan be obtained based on the high-level feature representation datathrough the high-level model. Herein, the high-level featurerepresentation data is specifically a high-level feature representationvector. In this way, the high-level feature representation datacorresponding to the high-level model is generated based on thepreliminary teacher style prediction data, and then through thehigh-level model, the final teacher style prediction data correspondingto the teaching record data is obtained based on the high-level featurerepresentation data, which can improve the accuracy of the finalprediction of the teacher style corresponding to the teaching recorddata by the high-level model.

In this embodiment, in a case where the high-level featurerepresentation data corresponding to the high-level model is generatedbased on multiple preliminary teacher style prediction data, thehigh-level feature representation data can be generated based on themultiple preliminary teacher style prediction data and the featurerepresentation data respectively corresponding to the feature data. Inthis way, the high-level feature representation data is generated basedon the preliminary teacher style prediction data and the featurerepresentation data corresponding to the feature data, which can improvethe robustness of the high-level feature representation data, andimprove the accuracy of the final prediction of the teacher stylecorresponding to the teaching record data by the high-level model.

In this embodiment, in a case where the final teacher style predictiondata corresponding to the teaching record data is obtained based on thehigh-level feature representation data through the high-level model, afeature extraction operation can be performed on the high-level featurerepresentation data through the hidden layer in the high-level model, toobtain the feature representation data corresponding to the high-levelfeature representation data; and a mapping operation can be performed onthe feature representation data corresponding to the high-level featurerepresentation data through the prediction layer in the high-levelmodel, to obtain the final teacher style prediction data correspondingto the teaching record data. In this way, the feature extractionoperation is performed on the high-level feature representation datathrough the hidden layer, and feature recoding can be performed on thehigh-level feature representation data, thereby improving the robustnessof the feature representation data corresponding to the high-levelfeature representation data, and improving the accuracy of the finalprediction of the teacher style corresponding to the teaching recorddata by the high-level model.

At block S103, a mapping operation is performed in a predeterminedteacher style semantic space according to the teacher stylerepresentation data corresponding to the teaching record data, todetermine a teacher style corresponding to the teaching record data.

In this embodiment, the teacher style can be understood as an adjectivedescribing the teaching style corresponding to the teaching record data.

In some optional embodiments, in a case where a mapping operation isperformed in a predetermined teacher style semantic space according tothe teacher style representation data corresponding to the teachingrecord data, Euclidean distances between the teacher stylerepresentation data and the respective teacher style representation datacorresponding to multiple teacher styles in the teacher style semanticspace can be determined; and the teacher style corresponding to theteaching record data can be determined based on the Euclidean distances.

In a specific example, in a case where the teacher style representationdata corresponding to the input teaching record data m is predicted byusing the trained teacher style prediction model based on the inputteaching record data m, and the teacher style representation data isspecifically the coordinate value (P_(m), A_(m)) in the teacher stylesemantic space, the Euclidean distances between the coordinate valueP_(m), A_(m)) and the coordinate values corresponding to respectiveteacher styles in the teacher style semantic space can be calculated by:

d _(ms)=√{square root over ((P _(m) −P _(s))²+(A _(m) −A _(s))²)}(s=1,2, . . . ,45)

where, d_(ms) represents the European distance between the coordinatevalue (P_(m), A_(m)) and the coordinate value of a teacher style s inthe teacher style semantic space. When the Euclidean distance betweenthe coordinate value (P_(m), A_(m)) and the coordinate value of ateacher style s′ in the teacher style semantic space is significantlyless than the Euclidean distances corresponding to the other teacherstyles in the teacher style semantic space, it is considered that theteacher style of the teaching record data m is s′. Specifically, if thedifferences between the Euclidean distance between the coordinate value(P_(m), A_(m)) and the coordinate value of the teacher style s′ in theteacher style semantic space and the Euclidean distances correspondingto the other teacher styles in the teacher style semantic space are lessthan a preset value, it is considered that the teacher style of thisteaching record data m is s′. If the Euclidean distances correspondingto several teacher styles are all relatively small, a distance thresholdε can be set, and the teacher styles corresponding to the Euclideandistances less than the distance threshold ε can be selected, and theteacher style corresponding to the teaching record data m can beconsidered as the mixture of the selected teacher styles.

Through the method for determining a teacher style provided by theembodiment of the present disclosure, a feature extraction operation isperformed on teaching record data acquired, to obtain feature datacorresponding to the teaching record data, and teacher stylerepresentation data corresponding to the teaching record data ispredicted according to the feature data corresponding to the teachingrecord data through a teacher style prediction model; and a mappingoperation is performed in a predetermined teacher style semantic spaceaccording to the teacher style representation data corresponding to theteaching record data, to determine a teacher style corresponding to theteaching record data. Compared with other existing methods, the teacherstyle corresponding to the teaching record data can be accuratelydetermined through the predetermined teacher style semantic space.

Second Embodiment

Referring to FIG. 2A, a flowchart of operations of a method fordetermining a teacher style according to the second embodiment of thepresent disclosure is shown.

Specifically, the method for determining a teacher style provided by theembodiment of the present disclosure includes the following operations.

At block S201, a feature extraction operation is performed on teachingrecord data acquired, to obtain feature data corresponding to theteaching record data.

This operation S201 is similar to the above operation S101 and will notbe repeated here.

At block S202, teacher style representation data corresponding to theteaching record data is predicted according to the feature datacorresponding to the teaching record data through a teacher styleprediction model.

This operation S202 is similar to the above operation S102 and will notbe repeated here.

At block S203, dimensional processing is performed on dimension labelingdata of a teaching record sample with respect to the teacher stylesemantic space, to obtain dimension data of the teaching record samplewith respect to the teacher style semantic space.

In this embodiment, the teaching record sample can include audio data orvideo data of the teaching content as a sample, for example, audio dataor video data with a duration of 10 seconds. The teacher style semanticspace can be understood as a space for establishing a mappingrelationship between different teacher styles and specific values, anddifferent teacher styles can be quantified by using the specific values.The teacher style semantic space may specifically be a two-dimensionalspace, a three-dimensional space, a multi-dimensional space, or thelike. The dimension labeling data can be understood as data, withrespect to a dimension of the teacher style semantic space, labeled bymachine or manually on the teaching record sample. The dimension datacan be understood as processed data of the teaching record sample withrespect to at least one dimension of the teacher style semantic space.

In some optional embodiments, the dimension labeling data include firstdimension labeling data and second dimension labeling data of theteaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semantic space.The first dimension labeling data can be understood as data, withrespect to the first dimension of the teacher style semantic space,labeled by machine or manually on the teaching record sample. The seconddimension labeling data can be understood as data, with respect to thesecond dimension of the teacher style semantic space, labeled by machineor manually on the teaching record sample. It can be seen that theteacher style semantic space is specifically a two-dimensional spaceincluding the first dimension and the second dimension. Specifically,the first dimension can be understood as the horizontal axis of theteacher style semantic space, which is used to indicate the horizontalcoordinates of a teacher style mentioned below in the teacher stylesemantic space. The second dimension can be understood as the verticalaxis of the teacher style semantic space, which is used to indicate thevertical coordinates of the teacher style mentioned below in the teacherstyle semantic space. When processing the dimension labeling data of theteaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semantic space,first dimension processing can be performed on the first dimensionlabeling data, to obtain first dimension data of the teaching recordsample with respect to the teacher style semantic space; and seconddimension processing can be performed on the second dimension labelingdata, to obtain second dimension data of the teaching record sample withrespect to the teacher style semantic space. Herein, the first dimensiondata can be understood as processed data of the teaching record samplewith respect to the first dimension of the teacher style semantic space,and the second dimension data can be understood as processed data of theteaching record sample with respect to the second dimension of theteacher style semantic space.

In a specific example, the first dimension labeling data includeresponse data of a first question and a second question set by multiplelabeling models for the first dimension of the teacher style semanticspace. Herein, the response data can be understood as the labeling valueof the question set by the labeling model for the first dimension of theteacher style semantic space. Specifically, the first dimension of theteacher style semantic space can be set to correspond to two specificquestions, for example, “sober vs. tired” (the first question), and“restrained (speaking with little fluctuation) vs. surprised (speakingwith great fluctuation)” (the second question). The first dimension ofthe teacher style semantic space may be labeled by the labeling model(l=1, 2, 3, 4), to eliminate individual differences and obtain morerobust labeling data. It is assumed that the total number of teachingrecord samples is N (n=1, 2, . . . , N). For the n-th teaching recordsample, when the l-th labeling model labels the first dimension of theteacher style semantic space, the corresponding value is each questionset thereof, and there are two questions (q=1, 2) in total. The labelingmodel will mark a value v_(lng) (indicating the value labeled by thelabeling model l for the q-th question of the n-th teaching recordsample) against each question. The value is between −3 and +3 inincrements of 0.5, i.e., −3, −2.5, −2, . . . , +2.5, +3. Herein, thelarger the value is, the greater the positive meaning is. For example,in the first question, the closer the value is to +3, the soberer theteacher corresponding to the teaching record sample is, and the closerthe value is to −3, the more tired the teacher corresponding to theteaching record sample is. For example, for the first teaching recordsample, when labeling the first dimension of the teacher style semanticspace, the first labeling model marks a value v₁₁₁ against the firstquestion and marks a value v₁₁₂ against the second question. Therefore,the first dimension labeling data include the values labeled by thelabeling model l for the first question and the second questionrespectively.

In a specific example, when performing first dimension processing on thefirst dimension labeling data, the response data of the first questionand the second question are normalized respectively to obtain normalizedresponse data of the first question and the second question; firstintermediate dimension labeling data, of the teaching record sample,labeled by multiple labeling models is determined based on thenormalized response data of the first question and the second question;the first intermediate dimension labeling data are averaged, to obtainsecond intermediate dimension labeling data of the teaching recordsample with respect to the teacher style semantic space; and the secondintermediate dimension labeling data is normalized to obtain the firstdimension data. Herein, the first intermediate dimension labeling datacan be understood as the data, of the teaching record sample withrespect to the first dimension of the teacher style semantic space,labeled by the labeling model. The reason why “the first intermediatedimension labeling data” is used is because it needs to be distinguishedfrom “the first dimension labeling data” and “the second dimensionlabeling data” described above. The second intermediate dimensionlabeling data can be understood as the data of the teaching recordsample with respect to the first dimension of the teacher style semanticspace. The reason why “the second intermediate dimension labeling data”is used is because it needs to be distinguished from “the firstdimension labeling data”, “the second dimension labeling data” and “thefirst intermediate dimension labeling data” described above.

In some optional embodiments, when normalizing the response data of thefirst question and the second question respectively, a first mean valueand a first standard deviation of the response data of multiple teachingrecord samples with respect to the first question, and a second meanvalue and a second standard deviation of the response data of multipleteaching record samples with respect to the second question aredetermined; the response data of the first question is normalized basedon the first mean value and the first standard deviation, to obtainnormalized response data of the first question; and the response data ofthe second question is normalized based on the second mean value and thesecond standard deviation, to obtain normalized response data of thesecond question.

In a specific example, the labeling value of each labeling model (l=1,2, 3, 4) for each question (q=1, 2) is normalized. First, the mean valueand the standard deviation are calculated respectively on the twoquestions of all teaching record samples labeled by the four labelingmodels:

${\mu_{lq} = {\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{N}{\frac{v_{lqi}}{N}\left( {{l = 1},2,3,{4;{q = 1}},2} \right)}}}{\sigma_{lq} = {\sqrt{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{N}\frac{\left( {v_{lqi} - \mu_{lq}} \right)^{2}}{N}}\left( {{l = 1},2,3,{4;{q = 1}},2} \right)}}$

where, v_(iqi) represents the labeling value of the l-th labeling modelfor the q-th question of the i-th teaching record sample, μ_(lq)represents the mean value of the labeling values of the l-th labelingmodel for the q-th question of all teaching record samples, and σ_(lq)represents the standard deviation of the labeling values of the l-thlabeling model for the q-th question of all teaching record samples.

Then, the labeling values are normalized by a Z-score standardizationmethod:

$\overset{\_}{v_{lqi}} = {\frac{v_{lqi} - \mu_{lq}}{\sigma_{lq}}\left( {{i = 1},2,\ldots,{N;{l = 1}},2,3,{4;{q = 1}},2} \right)}$

where, v_(lqi) represents the labeling value after the normalization ofthe q-th question of the i-th teaching record sample by the l-thlabeling model.

In some optional embodiments, when determining first intermediatedimension labeling data, of the teaching record sample, labeled bymultiple labeling models, based on the normalized response data of thefirst question and the second question, the difference of the normalizedresponse data of the same labeling model for the first question and thesecond question is determined; and the difference is used as the firstintermediate dimension labeling data, of the teaching record sample,labeled by the same labeling model.

In a specific example, the first intermediate dimension labeling data,of the teaching record sample, labeled by each labeling model (l=1, 2,3, 4) labeling is calculated. The normalized labeling values of thelabeling model l for the two questions of the n-th teaching recordsample are and v_(bc1) and v_(bc2) , respectively, and then the firstintermediate dimension labeling data, of the n-th teaching recordsample, labeled by the labeling model l is:

P _(ln)= v _(ln2) − v _(ln1) (l=1,2,3,4;n=1,2, . . . ,N)

where, P_(ln) represents the first intermediate dimension labeling data,of the n-th teaching record sample, labeled by the labeling model l.

In a specific example, for the n-th teaching record sample, the solvedfirst intermediate dimension labeling data, of the n-th teaching recordsample, labeled by the four labeling models are averaged, to obtain thesecond intermediate dimension labeling data of the n-th teaching recordsample with respect to the teacher style semantic space:

$P_{n} = {\frac{P_{1n} + P_{2n} + P_{3n} + P_{4n}}{4}\left( {{n = 1},2,\ldots,N} \right)}$

where, P_(n) represents the second intermediate dimension labeling dataof the n-th teaching record sample with respect to the teacher stylesemantic space.

In some optional embodiments, when normalizing the second intermediatedimension labeling data, the maximum value and the minimum value in thesecond intermediate dimension labeling data of multiple teaching recordsamples are determined; and the second intermediate dimension labelingdata are normalized based on the maximum value and the minimum value, toobtain the first dimension data.

In a specific example, the solved second intermediate dimension labelingdata are normalized to the range of 0 to 1 by using the min-maxstandardization method, to obtain the first dimension data of the finaln-th teaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semanticspace:

$\overset{\_}{P_{n}} = {\frac{P_{n} - {\min\left\{ P_{n} \right\}}}{{\max\left\{ P_{n} \right\}} - {\min\left\{ P_{n} \right\}}}\left( {{n = 1},2,\ldots,N} \right)}$

where, P_(n) represents the first dimension data of the n-th teachingrecord sample with respect to the teacher style semantic space.min{P_(n)} presents the minimum value in the second intermediatedimension labeling data of N teaching record samples, and max{P_(n)}represents the maximum value in the second intermediate dimensionlabeling data of the N teaching record samples.

In some optional embodiments, the second dimension labeling data includeresponse data of a third question and a fourth question set by multiplelabeling models for a second dimension of the teacher style semanticspace. Herein, the response data can be understood as the labeling valueof a question set by the labeling model for the second dimension of theteacher style semantic space. Specifically, setting the second dimensionof the teacher style semantic space corresponds to two specificquestions, for example, “friendly (friendly and interactive) vs.strictly” (the third question), “harsh voice vs. comfortable voice” (thefourth question). The labeling model (l=1, 2, 3, 4) can be arranged tolabel the second dimension of the teacher style semantic space, toeliminate individual differences and obtain more robust labeling data.It is assumed that the total number of teaching record samples is N(n=1, 2, . . . , N). For the n-th teaching record sample, when the l-thlabeling model labels the second dimension of the teacher style semanticspace, the corresponding value is marked against each question setthereof. There are in total two questions (q=3, 4). The labeling modelwill mark a value v_(lng) against each question, indicating that thevalue labeled by the labeling model l for the q-th question of the n-thteaching record sample. The value is between −3 and +3 in increments of0.5, i.e., −3, −2.5, −2, . . . , +2.5, +3. Herein, the larger the valueis, the greater the positive meaning is. For example, in the thirdquestion, the closer the value is to +3, the friendlier the teachercorresponding to the teaching record sample is; and the closer the valueis to −3, the more strictly the teacher corresponding to the teachingrecord sample is. For example, for the first teaching record sample,when labeling the second dimension of the teacher style semantic space,the first labeling model marks a value v₁₁₃ against the third questionand marks a value v₁₁₄ against the fourth question. Therefore, thesecond dimension labeling data include the values labeled by thelabeling model/for the third question and the fourth questionrespectively.

In a specific example, when performing second dimension processing onthe second dimension labeling data, the response data of the thirdquestion and the fourth question are normalized respectively to obtainnormalized response data of the third question and the fourth question;third intermediate dimension labeling data, of the teaching recordsample, labeled by multiple labeling models is determined based on thenormalized response data of the third question and the fourth question;the third intermediate dimension labeling data are averaged, to obtainfourth intermediate dimension labeling data of the teaching recordsample with respect to the teacher style semantic space; and the fourthintermediate dimension labeling data is normalized to obtain the seconddimension data. Herein, the third intermediate dimension labeling datacan be understood as the data, of the teacher style semantic space withrespect to the second dimension, labeled by the labeling model on theteaching record sample. The reason why “the third intermediate dimensionlabeling data” is used is because it needs to be distinguished from “thefirst dimension labeling data, the second dimension labeling data, thefirst intermediate dimension labeling data, and the second intermediatedimension labeling data” described above. The fourth intermediatedimension labeling data can be understood as the data of the teachingrecord sample with respect to the second dimension of the teacher stylesemantic space. The reason why “the fourth intermediate dimensionlabeling data” is used is because it needs to be distinguished from “thefirst dimension labeling data, the second dimension labeling data, thefirst intermediate dimension labeling data, the second intermediatedimension labeling data, and the third intermediate dimension labelingdata” described above.

In some optional embodiments, when normalizing the response data of thethird question and the fourth question respectively, a third mean valueand a third standard deviation of the response data of multiple teachingrecord samples with respect to the third question, and a fourth meanvalue and a fourth standard deviation of the response data of multipleteaching record samples with respect to the fourth question aredetermined; the response data of the third question is normalized basedon the third mean value and the third standard deviation, to obtainnormalized response data of the third question; and the response data ofthe fourth question is normalized based on the fourth mean value and thefourth standard deviation, to obtain normalized response data of thefourth question.

In a specific example, the labeling value of each labeling model (l=1,2, 3, 4) for each question (q=3, 4) is normalized. First, the mean valueand the standard deviation are calculated respectively on the twoquestions of all teaching record samples labeled by the four labelingmodels:

${\mu_{lq} = {\sum\limits_{l = 1}^{N}{\frac{v_{lqi}}{N}\left( {{l = 1},2,3,{4;{q = 3}},4} \right)}}}{\sigma_{lq} = {\sqrt{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{N}\frac{\left( {v_{lqi} - \mu_{lq}} \right)^{2}}{N}}\left( {{l = 1},2,3,{4;{q = 3}},4} \right)}}$

where, μ_(lq) represents the mean value of the labeling values of thel-th labeling model for the q-th question of all teaching recordsamples, and σ_(lq) represents the standard deviation of the labelingvalues of the l-th labeling model for the q-th question of all teachingrecord samples.

Then, the labeling value is normalized by the Z-score standardizationmethod:

$\overset{\_}{v_{lqi}} = {\frac{v_{lqi} - \mu_{lq}}{\sigma_{lq}}\left( {{i = 1},2,\ldots,{N;{l = 1}},2,3,{4;{q = 3}},4} \right)}$

where, v_(lqi) represents the labeling value after the normalization ofthe q-th question of the i-th teaching record sample by the l-thlabeling model.

In some optional embodiments, when determining third intermediatedimension labeling data, of the teaching record sample, labeled bymultiple labeling models, based on the normalized response data of thethird question and the fourth question, the difference of the normalizedresponse data of the same labeling model for the third question and thefourth question is determined; and the difference is used as the thirdintermediate dimension labeling data, of the teaching record sample,labeled by the same labeling model.

In a specific example, the third intermediate dimension labeling data,of the teaching record sample, labeled by each labeling model (l=1, 2,3, 4) labeling is calculated. The normalized labeling values of thelabeling model l for the two questions of the n-th teaching recordsample are v_(ln3) and v_(ln4) , respectively, and then the thirdintermediate dimension labeling data, of the n-th teaching recordsample, labeled by the labeling model l is:

A _(ln)= v _(ln4) − v _(ln3) (l=1,2,3,4;n=1,2, . . . ,N)

where, A_(ln) represents the third intermediate dimension labeling data,of the n-th teaching record sample, labeled by the labeling model l.

In a specific example, for the n-th teaching record sample, the solvedthird intermediate dimension labeling data, of the n-th teaching recordsample, labeled by the four labeling models are averaged, to obtain thefourth intermediate dimension labeling data of the n-th teaching recordsample with respect to the teacher style semantic space:

$A_{n} = {\frac{A_{1n} + A_{2n} + A_{3n} + A_{4n}}{4}\left( {{n = 1},2,\ldots,N} \right)}$

where, A_(n) represents the fourth intermediate dimension labeling dataof the n-th teaching record sample with respect to the teacher stylesemantic space.

In some optional embodiments, when normalizing the fourth intermediatedimension labeling data, the maximum value and the minimum value in thefourth intermediate dimension labeling data of multiple teaching recordsamples are determined; the fourth intermediate dimension labeling dataare normalized based on the maximum value and the minimum value, toobtain the second dimension data.

In a specific example, the solved fourth intermediate dimension labelingdata are normalized to the range of 0 to 1 by using the min-maxstandardization method, to obtain the second dimension data of the finaln-th teaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semanticspace:

$\overset{\_}{A_{n}} = {\frac{A_{n} - {\min\left\{ A_{n} \right\}}}{{\max\left\{ A_{n} \right\}} - {\min\left\{ A_{n} \right\}}}\left( {{n = 1},2,\ldots,N} \right)}$

where, A_(n) represents the second dimension data of the n-th teachingrecord sample with respect to the teacher style semantic space.min{A_(n)} represents the minimum value in the fourth intermediatedimension labeling data of N teaching record samples, and max{A_(n)}represents the maximum value in the fourth intermediate dimensionlabeling data of N teaching record samples.

At block S204, teacher style processing is performed on teacher stylelabeling data of the teaching record sample, to obtain the teacher stylecorresponding to the teaching record sample.

In this embodiment, the teacher style labeling data can be understood asan adjective describing the teacher style labeled by machine or manuallyon the teaching record sample. The teacher style labeling data includeteacher style labeling data, of the teaching record sample, labeled bymultiple labeling models. The teacher style can be understood as theprocessed adjective describing the teaching style of the teaching recordsample. Specifically, the teacher style is mainly defined by usingdifferent adjectives. First, 10000 questionnaires on the teacher styledescription are synthesized, to obtain 505 valuable adjectives, and thenthe uncommon adjectives are removed manually, to finally obtain 45adjectives describing the teacher style (s=1, 2, . . . , 45), as shownin the table below.

impatient tedious unrestrained strictly resonant easy serious livelyconfused affine active thorough excited fluent free indifferent mildhappy calm gentle lazy disgust soft reluctant dull passionate boredamiable irritable vague tired hesitating patient disappoint sincereconfident quite worried worried insipid active fierce humorous stressstiff

For the n-th teaching record sample, when the labeling model l labelsthe teacher style, the labeling model will select one of the determined45 adjectives describing the teacher style to be labeled.

In some optional embodiments, when performing the teacher styleprocessing on the teacher style labeling data of the teaching recordsample, the amount of same teacher style labeling data in the teacherstyle labeling data, of the teaching record sample, labeled by multiplelabeling models is determined; and the teacher style corresponding tothe teaching record sample is determined based on the amount.

In a specific example, for the n-th teaching record sample, theadjectives describing the teacher style labeled by four labeling models(l=1, 2, 3, 4) are s_(1n), s_(2n), s_(3n) and s_(4n) respectively. Forthe n-th teaching record sample, if there are at least two or more sameadjectives in s_(1n), s_(2n), s_(3n), and s_(4n), the teacher style ofthe n-th teaching record sample is the same adjective s_(n); otherwise,the teacher style is discarded.

At block S205, the teacher style representation data, corresponding tothe teacher style corresponding to the teaching record sample, in theteacher style semantic space, is determined based on the dimension dataof the teaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semanticspace and the teacher style corresponding to the teaching record sample.

In this embodiment, the teacher style representation data can beunderstood as the coordinate data corresponding to the teacher style inthe teacher style semantic space.

In some optional embodiments, when determining the teacher stylerepresentation data, corresponding to the teacher style, in the teacherstyle semantic space based on the dimension data and the teacher styledata, the number of teaching record samples, with the same teacher styleas the teacher style, in multiple teaching record samples is determined;and the teacher style representation data, corresponding to the teacherstyle, in the teacher style semantic space is determined based on thenumber and the dimension data. Specifically, when the teacher stylerepresentation data, corresponding to the teacher style, in the teacherstyle semantic space is determined based on the number and the dimensiondata, the teacher style representation data, corresponding to theteacher style, in the teacher style semantic space is determined basedon the number, the first dimension data and the second dimension data.

In a specific example, for the n-th teaching record sample, after thefirst dimension data P_(n) and the second dimension data A_(n) withrespect to the teacher style semantic space, and the teacher style s_(n)are obtained, the teacher style s_(n) is taken as a research object, andthe coordinate data, corresponding to the teacher style s_(n), in theteacher style semantic space are determined. Specifically, for theteacher style s_(n) of the n-th teaching record sample, it is set thatthe number of the teaching record samples contained for the teacherstyle s_(n) is N_(s), that is, the number of teaching record samples,with the same teacher style as the teacher style s_(n), in N teachingrecord samples is N_(s), and then the coordinate data, corresponding tothe teacher style s_(n), in the teacher style semantic space can besolved according to the following formula:

${P_{s} = {\sum\limits_{n = 1}^{N_{s}}{\frac{\overset{\_}{P_{n}}}{N_{s}}\left( {{s = 1},2,\ldots,45} \right)}}}{A_{s} = {\sum\limits_{n = 1}^{N_{s}}{\frac{\overset{\_}{A_{s}}}{N_{s}}\left( {{s = 1},2,\ldots,45} \right)}}}$

where, P_(s) represents the horizontal axis coordinate value of theteacher style s_(n) in the teacher style semantic space, and A_(s)represents the vertical axis coordinate value of the teacher style s_(n)in the teacher style semantic space.

At block S206, the teacher style semantic space is determined based onthe teacher style representation data, corresponding to the teacherstyle corresponding to the teaching record sample, in the teacher stylesemantic space.

In this embodiment, for each different teacher style, the coordinatedata (P_(s), A_(s)) corresponding to the teacher style are solved, toconstitute the teacher style semantic space, as shown in FIG. 2B.Specific coordinate data are used to quantify different teacher styles,and mapping relationships between the specific coordinate data and thedifferent teacher styles are established. The teacher style semanticspace is a two-dimensional model. The coordinate points in the space cancorrespond to the specific teacher styles, and different teacher stylescan also correspond to the points determined in the space, such that theteacher style can be depicted more accurately.

At block S207, a mapping operation is performed in a predeterminedteacher style semantic space according to the teacher stylerepresentation data corresponding to the teaching record data, todetermine a teacher style corresponding to the teaching record data.

This operation S207 is similar to the above operation S103 and will notbe repeated here.

On the basis of the first embodiment, dimensional processing isperformed on dimension labeling data of a teaching record sample withrespect to the teacher style semantic space, to obtain dimension data ofthe teaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semanticspace; teacher style processing is performed on teacher style labelingdata of the teaching record sample, to obtain a teacher stylecorresponding to the teaching record sample; teacher stylerepresentation data, corresponding to the teacher style, in the teacherstyle semantic space is determined based on the dimension data and theteacher style; and then the teacher style semantic space is determinedbased on the teacher style representation data, corresponding to theteacher style, in the teacher style semantic space. Compared with otherexisting methods, the teacher style can be accurately depicted based onthe determined teacher style semantic space.

Third Embodiment

Embodiments of the present disclosure further provide a computer storagemedium. The computer storage medium stores a readable program, thereadable program including: an instruction configured for performing afeature extraction operation on teaching record data acquired, to obtainfeature data corresponding to the teaching record data; an instructionconfigured for predicting teacher style representation datacorresponding to the teaching record data according to the feature datacorresponding to the teaching record data through a teacher styleprediction model; and an instruction configured for performing a mappingoperation in a predetermined teacher style semantic space according tothe teacher style representation data corresponding to the teachingrecord data, to determine a teacher style corresponding to the teachingrecord data.

Optionally, before the instruction configured for performing the mappingoperation in the predetermined teacher style semantic space according tothe teacher style representation data corresponding to the teachingrecord data, to determine the teacher style corresponding to theteaching record data, the readable program further includes: aninstruction configured for performing dimensional processing ondimension labeling data of a teaching record sample with respect to theteacher style semantic space, to obtain dimension data of the teachingrecord sample with respect to the teacher style semantic space; aninstruction configured for performing teacher style processing onteacher style labeling data of the teaching record sample, to obtain theteacher style corresponding to the teaching record sample; aninstruction configured for determining the teacher style representationdata, corresponding to the teacher style corresponding to the teachingrecord sample, in the teacher style semantic space, based on thedimension data of the teaching record sample with respect to the teacherstyle semantic space and the teacher style corresponding to the teachingrecord sample; and an instruction configured for determining the teacherstyle semantic space based on the teacher style representation data,corresponding to the teacher style corresponding to the teaching recordsample, in the teacher style semantic space.

Optionally, the dimension labeling data includes first dimensionlabeling data and second dimension labeling data of the teaching recordsample with respect to the teacher style semantic space; and theinstruction configured for performing the dimensional processing on thedimension labeling data of the teaching record sample with respect tothe teacher style semantic space, to obtain the dimension data of theteaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semantic space,includes: an instruction configured for performing first dimensionprocessing on the first dimension labeling data, to obtain firstdimension data of the teaching record sample with respect to the teacherstyle semantic space; and an instruction configured for performingsecond dimension processing on the second dimension labeling data, toobtain second dimension data of the teaching record sample with respectto the teacher style semantic space.

Optionally, the first dimension labeling data includes response data ofa first question and a second question set by multiple labeling modelsfor a first dimension of the teacher style semantic space; and theinstruction configured for performing the first dimension processing onthe first dimension labeling data, to obtain the first dimension data ofthe teaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semanticspace, includes: an instruction configured for normalizing the responsedata of the first question and the second question respectively, toobtain normalized response data of the first question and the secondquestion; an instruction configured for determining first intermediatedimension labeling data, of the teaching record sample, labeled bymultiple labeling models, based on the normalized response data of thefirst question and the second question; an instruction configured foraveraging the first intermediate dimension labeling data, to obtainsecond intermediate dimension labeling data of the teaching recordsample with respect to the teacher style semantic space; and aninstruction configured for normalizing the second intermediate dimensionlabeling data to obtain the first dimension data.

Optionally, the instruction configured for normalizing the response dataof the first question and the second question respectively, to obtainthe normalized response data of the first question and the secondquestion, includes: an instruction configured for determining a firstmean value and a first standard deviation of the response data ofmultiple teaching record samples with respect to the first question, anda second mean value and a second standard deviation of the response dataof multiple teaching record samples with respect to the second question;an instruction configured for normalizing the response data of the firstquestion based on the first mean value and the first standard deviation,to obtain the normalized response data of the first question; and aninstruction configured for normalizing the response data of the secondquestion based on the second mean value and the second standarddeviation, to obtain the normalized response data of the secondquestion.

Optionally, the second dimension labeling data includes response data ofa third question and a fourth question set by multiple labeling modelsfor a second dimension of the teacher style semantic space; and theinstruction configured for performing the second dimension processing onthe second dimension labeling data, to obtain the second dimension dataof the teaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semanticspace, includes: an instruction configured for normalizing the responsedata of the third question and the fourth question respectively, toobtain normalized response data of the third question and the fourthquestion; an instruction configured for determining third intermediatedimension labeling data, of the teaching record sample, labeled bymultiple labeling models, based on the normalized response data of thethird question and the fourth question; an instruction configured foraveraging the third intermediate dimension labeling data, to obtainfourth intermediate dimension labeling data of the teaching recordsample with respect to the teacher style semantic space; and aninstruction configured for normalizing the fourth intermediate dimensionlabeling data to obtain the second dimension data.

Optionally, the instruction configured for normalizing the response dataof the third question and the fourth question respectively to obtain thenormalized response data of the third question and the fourth question,includes: an instruction configured for determining a third mean valueand a third standard deviation of the response data of multiple teachingrecord samples with respect to the third question, and a fourth meanvalue and a fourth standard deviation of the response data of multipleteaching record samples with respect to the fourth question; aninstruction configured for normalizing the response data of the thirdquestion based on the third mean value and the third standard deviation,to obtain normalized response data of the third question; and aninstruction configured for normalizing the response data of the fourthquestion based on the fourth mean value and the fourth standarddeviation, to obtain normalized response data of the fourth question.

Optionally, the teacher style labeling data includes teacher stylelabeling data, of the teaching record sample, labeled by multiplelabeling models; and the instruction configured for performing theteacher style processing on the teacher style labeling data of theteaching record sample, to obtain the teacher style corresponding to theteaching record sample, includes: an instruction configured fordetermining an amount of same teacher style labeling data in the teacherstyle labeling data, of the teaching record sample, labeled by multiplelabeling models; and an instruction configured for determining theteacher style corresponding to the teaching record sample based on theamount.

Optionally, the instruction configured for determining the teacher stylerepresentation data, corresponding to the teacher style corresponding tothe teaching record sample, in the teacher style semantic space, basedon the dimension data of the teaching record sample with respect to theteacher style semantic space and the teacher style corresponding to theteaching record sample, includes: an instruction configured fordetermining a number of teaching record samples, with a same teacherstyle as the teacher style, in multiple teaching record samples; and aninstruction configured for determining the teacher style representationdata, corresponding to the teacher style, in the teacher style semanticspace based on the number and the dimension data.

Through the computer storage medium provided by the embodiment of thepresent disclosure, a feature extraction operation is performed onteaching record data acquired, to obtain feature data corresponding tothe teaching record data; teacher style representation datacorresponding to the teaching record data is predicted according to thefeature data corresponding to the teaching record data through a teacherstyle prediction model; and a mapping operation is performed in apredetermined teacher style semantic space according to the teacherstyle representation data corresponding to the teaching record data, todetermine a teacher style corresponding to the teaching record data.Compared with other existing methods, the teacher style corresponding tothe teaching record data can be accurately determined through thepredetermined teacher style semantic space.

It should be noted that according to the needs of implementation, eachcomponent/operation described in the embodiments of the presentdisclosure can be divided into more components/operations, or two ormore components/operations or partial operations ofcomponents/operations can be combined into a new component/operation, toachieve the purpose of the embodiments of the present disclosure.

The above methods according to the embodiments of the present disclosurecan be implemented in hardware, firmware, or implemented as software orcomputer code that can be stored in a recording medium (such as CD ROM,RAM, a floppy disk, a hard disk or a magneto-optical disk), orimplemented as computer codes downloaded through a network, which areoriginally stored in a remote recording medium or a non-transitorymachine-readable medium and will be stored in a local recording medium,such that the methods described herein can be processed by such softwarestored on the recording medium using a general-purpose computer, aspecial-purpose processor, or programmable or special hardware (such asASIC or FPGA). It can be understood that a computer, a processor, amicroprocessor controller or programmable hardware includes a storagecomponent (for example, RAM, ROM, a flash memory, etc.) that can storeor receive software or computer codes. When the software or computercode is accessed and executed by the computer, the processor or thehardware, the method for determining a teacher style described herein isimplemented. In addition, when the general-purpose computer accesses thecodes for implementing the method for determining a teacher style shownherein, the execution of the codes converts the general-purpose computerinto a special-purpose computer for executing the method for determininga teacher style shown herein.

Those skilled in the art can realize that the units and methodoperations of each example described in connection with the embodimentsdisclosed herein can be implemented in electronic hardware, or acombination of computer software and electronic hardware. Whether thesefunctions are performed in hardware or software depends on the specificapplication and the design constraint condition of the technicalsolution. Professional technicians can use different methods toimplement the described functions for each specific application, butsuch implementation should not be considered to be beyond the scope ofembodiments of the present disclosure.

The above implementation is only used to illustrate the embodiments ofthe present disclosure, but does not limit the embodiments of thepresent disclosure. Ordinary technicians in the relevant technical fieldcan also make various changes and modifications without departing fromthe spirit and scope of the embodiments of the present disclosure.Therefore, all equivalent technical solutions also belong to the scopeof the embodiments of the present disclosure, and the scope of patentprotection of the embodiments of the present disclosure shall be definedby the claims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method for determining a teacher style,comprising: performing a feature extraction operation on teaching recorddata acquired, to obtain feature data corresponding to the teachingrecord data; predicting teacher style representation data correspondingto the teaching record data according to the feature data correspondingto the teaching record data through a teacher style prediction model;and performing a mapping operation in a predetermined teacher stylesemantic space according to the teacher style representation datacorresponding to the teaching record data, to determine the teacherstyle corresponding to the teaching record data.
 2. The method of claim1, wherein before performing the mapping operation in the predeterminedteacher style semantic space according to the teacher stylerepresentation data corresponding to the teaching record data, todetermine the teacher style corresponding to the teaching record data,the method further comprises: performing dimensional processing ondimension labeling data of a teaching record sample with respect to theteacher style semantic space, to obtain dimension data of the teachingrecord sample with respect to the teacher style semantic space;performing teacher style processing on teacher style labeling data ofthe teaching record sample, to obtain the teacher style corresponding tothe teaching record sample; determining the teacher style representationdata, corresponding to the teacher style corresponding to the teachingrecord sample, in the teacher style semantic space, based on thedimension data of the teaching record sample with respect to the teacherstyle semantic space and the teacher style corresponding to the teachingrecord sample; and determining the teacher style semantic space based onthe teacher style representation data, corresponding to the teacherstyle corresponding to the teaching record sample, in the teacher stylesemantic space.
 3. The method of claim 2, wherein the dimension labelingdata comprises first dimension labeling data and second dimensionlabeling data of the teaching record sample with respect to the teacherstyle semantic space, and the performing the dimensional processing onthe dimension labeling data of the teaching record sample with respectto the teacher style semantic space, to obtain the dimension data of theteaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semantic space,comprises: performing first dimension processing on the first dimensionlabeling data, to obtain first dimension data of the teaching recordsample with respect to the teacher style semantic space; and performingsecond dimension processing on the second dimension labeling data, toobtain second dimension data of the teaching record sample with respectto the teacher style semantic space.
 4. The method of claim 3, whereinthe first dimension labeling data comprises response data of a firstquestion and a second question set by a plurality of labeling models fora first dimension of the teacher style semantic space; and theperforming the first dimension processing on the first dimensionlabeling data, to obtain the first dimension data of the teaching recordsample with respect to the teacher style semantic space, comprises:normalizing the response data of the first question and the secondquestion respectively, to obtain normalized response data of the firstquestion and the second question; determining first intermediatedimension labeling data, of the teaching record sample, labeled by theplurality of labeling models, based on the normalized response data ofthe first question and the second question; averaging the firstintermediate dimension labeling data, to obtain second intermediatedimension labeling data of the teaching record sample with respect tothe teacher style semantic space; and normalizing the secondintermediate dimension labeling data to obtain the first dimension data.5. The method of claim 4, wherein the normalizing the response data ofthe first question and the second question respectively, to obtain thenormalized response data of the first question and the second question,comprises: determining a first mean value and a first standard deviationof the response data of a plurality of teaching record samples withrespect to the first question, and a second mean value and a secondstandard deviation of the response data of the plurality of teachingrecord samples with respect to the second question; normalizing theresponse data of the first question based on the first mean value andthe first standard deviation, to obtain the normalized response data ofthe first question; and normalizing the response data of the secondquestion based on the second mean value and the second standarddeviation, to obtain the normalized response data of the secondquestion.
 6. The method of claim 3, wherein the second dimensionlabeling data comprises response data of a third question and a fourthquestion set by a plurality of labeling models for a second dimension ofthe teacher style semantic space; and the performing the seconddimension processing on the second dimension labeling data, to obtainthe second dimension data of the teaching record sample with respect tothe teacher style semantic space, comprises: normalizing the responsedata of the third question and the fourth question respectively, toobtain normalized response data of the third question and the fourthquestion; determining third intermediate dimension labeling data, of theteaching record sample, labeled by the plurality of labeling models,based on the normalized response data of the third question and thefourth question; averaging the third intermediate dimension labelingdata, to obtain fourth intermediate dimension labeling data of theteaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semantic space;and normalizing the fourth intermediate dimension labeling data toobtain the second dimension data.
 7. The method of claim 6, wherein thenormalizing the response data of the third question and the fourthquestion respectively, to obtain the normalized response data of thethird question and the fourth question, comprises: determining a thirdmean value and a third standard deviation of the response data of aplurality of teaching record samples with respect to the third question,and a fourth mean value and a fourth standard deviation of the responsedata of the plurality of teaching record samples with respect to thefourth question; normalizing the response data of the third questionbased on the third mean value and the third standard deviation, toobtain normalized response data of the third question; and normalizingthe response data of the fourth question based on the fourth mean valueand the fourth standard deviation, to obtain normalized response data ofthe fourth question.
 8. The method of claim 2, wherein the teacher stylelabeling data comprises teacher style labeling data, of the teachingrecord sample, labeled by a plurality of labeling models; and theperforming the teacher style processing on the teacher style labelingdata of the teaching record sample, to obtain the teacher stylecorresponding to the teaching record sample, comprises: determining anamount of same teacher style labeling data in the teacher style labelingdata, of the teaching record sample, labeled by the plurality oflabeling models; and determining the teacher style corresponding to theteaching record sample based on the amount.
 9. The method of claim 2,wherein the determining the teacher style representation data,corresponding to the teacher style corresponding to the teaching recordsample, in the teacher style semantic space, based on the dimension dataof the teaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semanticspace and the teacher style corresponding to the teaching record sample,comprises: determining a number of teaching record samples, with thesame teacher style as the teacher style, in a plurality of teachingrecord samples; and determining the teacher style representation data,corresponding to the teacher style, in the teacher style semantic spacebased on the number and the dimension data.
 10. A non-transitorycomputer-readable medium storing a readable program, wherein thereadable program, when executed by a processor, causes the processor toperform operations of: performing a feature extraction operation onteaching record data acquired, to obtain feature data corresponding tothe teaching record data; predicting teacher style representation datacorresponding to the teaching record data according to the feature datacorresponding to the teaching record data through a teacher styleprediction model; and performing a mapping operation in a predeterminedteacher style semantic space according to the teacher stylerepresentation data corresponding to the teaching record data, todetermine the teacher style corresponding to the teaching record data.11. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 10, whereinbefore performing the mapping operation in the predetermined teacherstyle semantic space according to the teacher style representation datacorresponding to the teaching record data, to determine the teacherstyle corresponding to the teaching record data, the readable program,when executed by the processor, causes the processor to further performoperations of: performing dimensional processing on dimension labelingdata of a teaching record sample with respect to the teacher stylesemantic space, to obtain dimension data of the teaching record samplewith respect to the teacher style semantic space; performing teacherstyle processing on teacher style labeling data of the teaching recordsample, to obtain the teacher style corresponding to the teaching recordsample; determining the teacher style representation data, correspondingto the teacher style corresponding to the teaching record sample, in theteacher style semantic space, based on the dimension data of theteaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semantic spaceand the teacher style corresponding to the teaching record sample; anddetermining the teacher style semantic space based on the teacher stylerepresentation data, corresponding to the teacher style corresponding tothe teaching record sample, in the teacher style semantic space.
 12. Thenon-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 11, wherein thedimension labeling data comprises first dimension labeling data andsecond dimension labeling data of the teaching record sample withrespect to the teacher style semantic space; and the performing thedimensional processing on the dimension labeling data of the teachingrecord sample with respect to the teacher style semantic space, toobtain the dimension data of the teaching record sample with respect tothe teacher style semantic space, comprises: performing first dimensionprocessing on the first dimension labeling data, to obtain firstdimension data of the teaching record sample with respect to the teacherstyle semantic space; and performing second dimension processing on thesecond dimension labeling data, to obtain second dimension data of theteaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semantic space.13. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 12, wherein thefirst dimension labeling data comprises response data of a firstquestion and a second question set by a plurality of labeling models fora first dimension of the teacher style semantic space; and theperforming the first dimension processing on the first dimensionlabeling data, to obtain the first dimension data of the teaching recordsample with respect to the teacher style semantic space, comprises:normalizing the response data of the first question and the secondquestion respectively, to obtain normalized response data of the firstquestion and the second question; determining first intermediatedimension labeling data, of the teaching record sample, labeled by theplurality of labeling models, based on the normalized response data ofthe first question and the second question; averaging the firstintermediate dimension labeling data, to obtain second intermediatedimension labeling data of the teaching record sample with respect tothe teacher style semantic space; and normalizing the secondintermediate dimension labeling data to obtain the first dimension data.14. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 13, wherein thenormalizing the response data of the first question and the secondquestion respectively, to obtain the normalized response data of thefirst question and the second question, comprises: determining a firstmean value and a first standard deviation of the response data of aplurality of teaching record samples with respect to the first question,and a second mean value and a second standard deviation of the responsedata of the plurality of teaching record samples with respect to thesecond question; normalizing the response data of the first questionbased on the first mean value and the first standard deviation, toobtain the normalized response data of the first question; andnormalizing the response data of the second question based on the secondmean value and the second standard deviation, to obtain the normalizedresponse data of the second question.
 15. The non-transitorycomputer-readable medium of claim 12, wherein the second dimensionlabeling data comprises response data of a third question and a fourthquestion set by a plurality of labeling models for a second dimension ofthe teacher style semantic space; and the performing the seconddimension processing on the second dimension labeling data, to obtainthe second dimension data of the teaching record sample with respect tothe teacher style semantic space, comprises: normalizing the responsedata of the third question and the fourth question respectively, toobtain normalized response data of the third question and the fourthquestion; determining third intermediate dimension labeling data, of theteaching record sample, labeled by the plurality of labeling models,based on the normalized response data of the third question and thefourth question; averaging the third intermediate dimension labelingdata, to obtain fourth intermediate dimension labeling data of theteaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semantic space;and normalizing the fourth intermediate dimension labeling data toobtain the second dimension data.
 16. The non-transitorycomputer-readable medium of claim 15, wherein the normalizing theresponse data of the third question and the fourth questionrespectively, to obtain the normalized response data of the thirdquestion and the fourth question, comprises: determining a third meanvalue and a third standard deviation of the response data of a pluralityof teaching record samples with respect to the third question, and afourth mean value and a fourth standard deviation of the response dataof the plurality of teaching record samples with respect to the fourthquestion; normalizing the response data of the third question based onthe third mean value and the third standard deviation, to obtainnormalized response data of the third question; and normalizing theresponse data of the fourth question based on the fourth mean value andthe fourth standard deviation, to obtain normalized response data of thefourth question.
 17. The non-transitory computer-readable medium ofclaim 11, wherein the teacher style labeling data comprises teacherstyle labeling data, of the teaching record sample, labeled by aplurality of labeling models; and the performing the teacher styleprocessing on the teacher style labeling data of the teaching recordsample, to obtain the teacher style corresponding to the teaching recordsample, comprises: determining an amount of same teacher style labelingdata in the teacher style labeling data, of the teaching record sample,labeled by the plurality of labeling models; and determining the teacherstyle corresponding to the teaching record sample based on the amount.18. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 11, wherein thedetermining the teacher style representation data, corresponding to theteacher style corresponding to the teaching record sample, in theteacher style semantic space, based on the dimension data of theteaching record sample with respect to the teacher style semantic spaceand the teacher style corresponding to the teaching record sample,comprises: determining a number of teaching record samples, with a sameteacher style as the teacher style, in a plurality of teaching recordsamples; and determining the teacher style representation data,corresponding to the teacher style, in the teacher style semantic spacebased on the number and the dimension data.